New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
IHANovER,s $4,000 GALLoP.
axcrrM0 FINISH BETWEEN HIDALaO AND
DRY MONOPOLE.

1xCITN0 FINISH BETWEEN d1DAA0O AMI
DRY MoNoP0LE.
~ rolMxn WINS TIE LONG BRANCH HANDICAP
ny HHAD-woDKN AT 20 TO !.
slrasnsHssr hidden With judgment should have won
- Hopeful Stakes ct Monmouth yesterday with
Xftsr the withdrawal Of Tea Tray there really but
sne colt In tho rAce He made hot favorte, he
Asesrved to be ON public form His chances enect
ualy disposed of In the first quarter Of mile for he
wa ridden from the fall Of the nag his Satanic
Majesty were In yhot pursuit Luke was just about as
helpful TO the colt monkey is to circus horse Have
his two or throo winning mounts In America added his
brain limo was when riding art Sow 1t Is
Mtsio more than . scramble. The rule to-day among
most jockeys to begin driving at the start and keep
mp till finish 1t is just to wait in front az IL
Il TO wait behind but can't make one Jockey In ten
believe II. Had Luke proper knowledge OF his business
he should have known that quarter In twenty'threo
seconds is enough shrivel the heart OF the most
seasoned youngster He didn't think Of this His sole
desire was to get away from his OPP onents as quickly
- possible and give them chance tocose Vi course
Il didn't occur him that Magnetzer was carrying lIz
pounds at least twenty Of which were packed IN the
1aps Of his saddle What the RESULT Simply this:
woi.n a colt whose wretched performance1n his frst
race caused him to be despised Of Gil men-ncuding
doubt his owners-beat Magnetzer and won the race
With ridiculous ease. good % to could be had
about him woien's performance need not alarm any
body He is not fremont Time-lI7.
There was art In Garrsons riding OF Hidalgo In the
Long Branch Handicap. The finish between HidalgO
and Dry Monopoe was intensely ex citing 60 closely
did Captain Cosers handicapping bring the two horses
together that Garrison had been on Dry Monopoie,
Dry Monopole would have won. No other Jockey In
America can ride such finish. The of Hidalgos
hackers were jerking terribly when the " black span
sard entered the homestretch. Garrison rode very
wde losing ground in order to avoid pocket ana
TO many 1t looked he would never get up The way
Hdalgo strobe those be asts In front OF him was
a. cheering the sunshine that comes after storm
One instant more delay would have cost Garrison the
race.
G. B. Morris dreadfuly cut up over the result he
% cd as If he thought his horse Favor had mortgage
s race ne oo Who mot rode favor told the judges
that me could not have II Williams had let him
ee aboa s than @
the They used their WSps On e ssd
further that Hayward pulled bis mount aside ana toll told
h% TO si Sns p said knew
pons the S,p NJ s ccssy Club s nU
protect him he would protect himself
out of the l69 entries for the fat Lorard Stakes only
two went to the post-Hanover and Amy NO higher
compliment could be paid the superb Of Hndoo than
. retreat before his BY es ant h Dver anS s
added cubit to the stature of his sire II was no race
%g simply sSg the 70 se this pae r the
Dryers, beating Quito winred Beverley, CySiops ana
One of the mysteries Of the day was the peculiar be,
the first race won the nth with flying oolors odds
against the beast In the first act OF the Tragedy were
25 l. and when fell they had been pounded down TO
to l. Persons behind the scenes enjoyed the play
thy rs Il, G sTn% 9Ss
Ing thy G tine ad Ssy G Ve
on the fat Of the anL Legs of Killarney. how Nature
The afternoon was inclined to be sultry but with such
racing as The s set before Ss s %ss
promptly ached and the return to the city was oyer
and By t, it d s sa sh taii
change the hour for the first race to instead Of 23o
FIRST RAcE-HASDIcAr; S25 EACH, $3.50 ADDED SEVEN
D. D. wither.s oh. C. Iaggard. by Uncas Dawde yrs,
J. Dunn M set Cos oh @ 6lcishOminy < Io
MAYER i;roiGsr; b. feroua Wiiism.
NV. walden' br C haA%S.d 5 SS...-..lM0Ksnny
Bctisr-IAxrard 8 to s. Ferona to q Raymond to l.
TSs :ss Ws. prompt and fair Chickahomny
quarter RAYMOND moved and remained in front to
ca:@ he
S Sna I four lengths before Ferons,
SECOND RAcE-HoPEFUL STAKES Two-YEAR-oLDs
siOo Each, $1,000 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS SIX
JB Hasgin's Wooden. by Woodlands BeTeslna i12
W. 10 Scott; cl q forciiisGi 70
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to J. Bav Ridge TO l. Channels hy 10 TO Chsmby 10 TO
Tray NY Own wssarawn There va:
out several times and going .inIiOng or more at
ssn Sssa xe. w x 9s do a a
him s ssS a. 'as gnd
Saf% S%S fSns
rode nile and the colt had PrsGioa:
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so.s & s s ' oq
@ ns nahsn and
Ing Wooden Won eereIy BY length Torchgh second
The quarter in time the last exceed
THIRD RAcE-LoSG BRANCH HANDICAP. $50 EACH, |
$3.50 ADDED. IL MILES,
LIB. Hasgn's blk h. Hidago. by Joe Daniels Electra
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beam am to move up viii put
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81. snsS Sh ~ o.sS
ayorits began Monopole responding
appeal drew out and took the lead
fifty yards Halgo swcoped down tho little bay cot
two TIE struggle was one Of the most |
brave colt that he held his own for dozen strides Then
Garrison his neck strobe
him IKE demon fen yards from the post the
Dry MonOpoles bv a head. The ~ and stand
excitement AMI tunderous cheers Garrison
climbed higher and with final effort lfto his noun to
the 'front.' winner on The post by heat Dry Monopole
lengths before Sto ebuck Favor could not get
through his hof and Mccarthy made claim OF foul which
the judges declined 10 entertain.
FOURTH RAcE-LoRn4ARD STAKES THREK-yEAR-oLDs.
$3.50 EACH, sc. 900 ADDED li2 MILES.
Dryer Brothers CHI Hanover. by hindoo Bourbon
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